Book report

* Choose a book which is not too easy nor too difficult for you and that you find interesting.
* It needs to have minimum 75 pages. It can contain pictures.
* Read the book through.
* Prepare your presentation. The questions are to help you - you do not need to answer all of them!

1. TITLE PAGE: title of the book

2. INTRODUCTION : author, what kind of book. Why did you choose this book?
When was it published? Where did you get that book? Have you read any other books written
by the same author.

3. SETTING (olustiku kirjeldus): Where were they? When did the story take place?
What was the landscape, nature like? What about the buildings, streets or rooms? What was
the weather like? What season was it?

4. CHARACTERS (tegelaste kirjeldus): Who were the main characters? What were they like?
How did they look like?
What did they like or dislike? What made them happy or unhappy?

5. PLOT (olulisim info tegevustiku kohta): What happened? What problems did they face?
How did the story develop?
What is the moral of the story?

6. CONCLUSION: What did you think of the book? Who do you recommend reading it?
Was it easy to understand?

Marking scale
1) Task - max 5p ( piisavalt mahukas - kui soravalt rääkida, siis eesmärgiks 2-3-minutiline
suuline ettekanne või üks A4 kirjaliku töö korral, pead sisaldama oma arvamust)
2) Organization - max 5p (ülesanne täidetud vastavalt juhistele tekitades hea ülevaate loetud raamatust,
kõik punktid täidetud, loogiline)
3) Deadline max 3p (tähtajast kinnipidamine annab 3p, mittekinnipidamine 0p,
st. pärast tähtaega pole võimalik enam hinnet "5" saada)
4) Speaking - max 5p (ladus. läbimõeldud, arusaadav hääldus, silmside kuulajatega,
üksikud märkmed võivad ees olla, maha lugemine pole lubatud)

17-18p "5", 13-16p "4", 9-12p "3", 0-8p "2"

Written report has an extra criterion:
4) Layout (kirjaliku töö vormistus ja ülesehitus)- max 5p (kas laused on õigete teemade all,
loogiline ülesehitus, korrektsus)

20-23p "5"
17-22p "4"
11-16p "3"

>10p "2"

Protest

Task 1: Watch the video and fill in the table

Where?	When?	What were they protesting against?
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Task 2: Prepare a poster and prepare your speech

1) What  are you standing up for?
2) Why? What are your aims?
3) Who has to be addressed?
4) Where are you going to protest?
5) Who do you have to inform about the protest?
6) What are the security measurements? What do all the protestants have to keep in mind?

Task 3: Give your opinion

1) What can people do when they are against a planned project?
2) What can a citizen do when they think a law is unfair or doesn't treat people equally?
3) Why are street protests dangerous? How can a peaceful demonstration go out of control? Why?
4) What do people stand up for in today's world?
5) If you were to organize a protest, what tasks would you carry out?
6) Who are most protests addressed to? Where do the protests take place?

Countries and Adjectives

Country	Capital	Adjective/Nationality	Symbol
1.Estonia	Tallinn	Estonian	cornflower
2. Finland	Helsinki	Finnish / a Finn	bear
3. Sweden	Stockholm	Swedish / a Swede	Three crowns
4. Norway	Oslo	Norwegian	goldcrest
5. Denmark	Copenhagen	Danish / a Dane	swan
6. Iceland	Reykjavik	Icelandic / an Icelander	falcon
7.Latvia	Riga	Latvian	daisy
8. Lithuania	Vilnius	Lithuanian	amber
9. Poland	Warsaw	Polish / a Pole	poppy
10. the Czech Republic	Prague	Czech	crystal
11. Germany	Berlin	German	cornflower,oak
12. Holland / the Netherlands	Amsterdam	Dutch	windmill
13. Austria	Vienna	Austrian	edelweiss
14. Slovakia	Bratislava	Slovak	linden
15. Romania	Bucharest	Romanian	Dog rose
16. Hungary	Budapest	Hungarian	tulip
17. Slovenia	Ljubljana	Slovenian	linden
18. Greece	Athens	Greek	olive
19. France	Paris	French	rooster,yew
20. Italy	Rome	Italian	olive
21. Switzerland	Bern	Swiss	alphorn
22. Spain	Madrid	Spanish / a Spaniard	bull
23. Portugal	Lisbon	Portuguese	lavander
24. the Republic of Ireland	Dublin	Irish	shamrock
25. Great Britain	London	British / a Brit	crown
26. England	London	English	red rose
27. Scotland	Edinburgh	Scottish / a Scot	thistle
28. Turkey	Ankara	Turkish / a Turk	tulip
29. Russia	Moscow	Russian	birch
30. Japan	Tokyo	Japanese	cherry
31. China	Beijing	Chinese	the Great Wall
32. Australia	Canberra	Australian / an Aussie	kangaroo
33. New Zealand	Wellington	New Zealandic / New Zealander	kiwi
34. South Africa	Cape Town	South African	Table Mountain
35. the USA	Washington D.C	American	bald eagle
36. Canada	Ottawa	Canadian	maple
37. Mexico	Mexico City	Mexican	sombrero
38. Brazil	Brasilia	Brazilian	football
39. India	New Dehli	Indian	Tiger, peacock
40.Wales	Cardiff	Welsh	daffodil